LOGLINE: When 12-year-old Era rebels against what remains of black history, she's encountered by a source that helps her resurface everything that’s missing.

Brent Faiyaz - WY@ [Official Music Video] 🔔 Subscribe to Brent Faiyaz’s channel: https://bit.ly/3PQrJD6 Follow or Text Brent Faiyaz: +1 (443) 637-6100 https://www.instagram.com/brentfaiyaz​​ https://www.facebook.com/brentfaiyaz ​​https://twitter.com/brentfaiyaz https://brentfaiyaz.com/ Starring: Lupita Nyong’o Director: Mark Peaced Editor: Lonewolf Creative Director: Jayne Andrew Production Company: BT Studios Executive Producer: Carlos Lopes Executive Producer: Galileo Mondol Producer: Tali Weizman Supervising Producer: Lex Dewart Production Manager: Natalle Jastrow Production Coordinator: Rayoni Matos 1st AD: Daniel Bennaiem 2nd AD: Jorden Smooth DP: Jay Swuen 1st AC: Benjamin Hernandez 2nd AC: Saori Kinai Steadicam: Zac Stanke DIT: David Puczkowski BTS: Isaac Morin Sound: Jesse Flores Trainee: Sara Chung Trainee: Christopher Felix Gaffer: Nick Durr BBE: Rodo Martinez SLT: Issac Han SLT/Driver: Mauri Aguilar Key Grip: Tiger Whitesides BBG: Matt Toledo Grip: Sam Satossky Dolly Grip: Nate Giordano Production Designer: Lucca Liberal Art Director: Tiana Guanzon Set Decorator: Ariel Kaplan Set Dresser: Monk Serrell-Freed Set Dresser: Voltaire’s Max Set Dresser/ Prop: Anthony Risen Set Dresser: Beatriz Redko Pick Ups: Mohamed Ghossein Production Logistics: TJ Gormely Production Assistant: Kim Rocha Production Assistant: Gian Marco Policelli Production Assistant: Charlie Agurrie Production Assistant: Brian Asaije BTS: Belt Nail Technician: Vanessa Sanchez MaCullough Hair Stylist: Vernon Francios MUA: Nick Barose Stylist: Emily Cavari Tatum Herman, Hair Stylist Casting Director: E Mills Talk Show Host: Elijah Howard Director: Bihah Nahbi Guillory Girl: Samantha Bailey Camera Rental: Red Letter Rentals Production Supplies: BIZZY SETS Crafty: Mila Craft Services Catering: Well Done! Catering Picture Car: Era Picture Cars Studio: XR STUDIOS Lyrics: I be doing sh*t I really shouldn’t do forreal That why I always tell you come through forreal After this time I’ll be through forreal You and I know you ain't no good for me But you feel so good to me Everytime I come back I try to leave So how you end up back with me (I don't know) This ain't what I want This is something else Something that ain't good for my health And I been searching but I cant get no help And I don't feel like myself I be doing shit I really shouldn’t do forreal That why I always tell you come through forreal After this time I’ll be through forreal After this time I’ll be through forreal I be doing sh*t I really shouldn’t do forreal That why I always tell you come through forreal (WY@) After this time I’ll be through forreal (Bring me that) After this time I’ll be through forreal I can feel them walls closing I can feel it all I’m stuck in your claws Try to run but I don’t get far Imma put some blame on me Tryna take accountability But you take on my ability You're the death of me And the remedy I be doing too much I be doing sh*t I really shouldn’t do forreal That why I always tell you come through forreal After this time I’ll be through forreal After this time I’ll be through forreal I be doing sh*t I really shouldn’t do forreal That why I always tell you come through forreal Baby WY@ After this time I’ll be through forreal Bring me that After this time I’ll be through forreal Courtesy of ISO Supremacy #BrentFaiyaz #RnB #brent #lupita #wy@

When the sheltered daughter of a famous megachurch pastor transfers to public school for the first time, she becomes determined to finally fit in — even if it means surviving her very first high school party. God Be With Us is a coming-of-age comedy about faith, identity, family, and learning to be yourself in a world that constantly pressures you to change. Originally created as a proof of concept for a television series, God Be With Us continues to grow through audience support, festival screenings, and development conversations as we build the world around these characters. Premiered live on FOX SOUL and screened at multiple film festivals including the Houston Comedy Film Festival, Austin Comedy Film Festival, and LA Independent Film Channel Festival. ✨ LIKE ✨ COMMENT your favorite moment ✨ SUBSCRIBE ✨ SHARE with someone who grew up in church 😭 CREATED BY BELLE GUILLORY CAST Belle — Belle Guillory Leonard — Michael Shepperd Sharice — Tanya White Melissa — Bri Banks Carrie — Maria Gastelum Brandon — Montez “Tez” Blair Malik — Konke Mthembu Joe — Nathan Jacobs Jesus — Mikko Kuokka CREW Director — Janarie Rhambo Director of Photography — Shalowmi Jacob Producers — Darryl Henry, Sarah Guillory, Shania Henry, Tyler Salaam Collins Editor — Blu Sound Mixer — Sam Kihagi Grip — Jake Blackman Production Assistant — Nachelle Alysha Photographer — Tyler Salaam Collins MUSIC “Telepathic Emotions” — Soukena Rebel Produced by Goldee Clarke “Another Chance” — Gaspack “Best I Can” — Produced by Gaspack “It’s Time” — Meeko.777 “I’ll Take You Home” — Meeko.777 “Go Tell It On The Mountain” — Antioch Mass Choir PRODUCTIONS Guillory Entertainment Untamed Productions #Comedy #ShortFilm #ComingOfAge #BlackComedy #FaithBased

The year is 1980. Young Cecil is bullied by kids in the 6th Street gang for being fat, shy, and always playing board games. They all pick on him and call him Bitch Ass. On a gang initiation night, they jump him and leave him for dead. Fast forward to 1999. No one has seen or heard from Bitch Ass since, and he has become an urban legend. Now, a new crop of 6th Street recruits are gearing up for another initiation night. They get tasked with robbing a house, but little do they know they're walking into Bitch Ass' house, and he has been plotting his revenge by building deadly versions of the childhood games they bullied him for playing. Let the games begin!